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AN OLD MANS RENARKABLR TRANcr-The phvs1s
clans ana citizens OF Newtown. o., are exercised
over peculiar case. Mr. John Rose aged nipet We
Two, ana The Oldest man In Clermont County IA the
victim OF sort OF mental disorder that Affects him
strangely. When he goes 20 sleep he cannot ne
awakened, and he remains unconscious for a daV
anu night. Then he awakes ano cannot be pue
70 sleep for day and night His spells Of sleerI
ana OF waking are OF equal length. When awake
sooe recognizes no one, not even members OF the
household, and be continually talks 10 his attends
ants In . peculiar ana not at all disagreeable
tongue that 10 not understood. The case baffieu
all who have attempted diagnosis
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DEEDS In Zee have been nled as fonows:
q. w. Garrett to JnoI W. smith, sub lots 80 and
s. so. 199; e1A250. 9. D. webb TO A. n. BAH,
west half 5 and east half 9, 50. IN; =. J. H.
benton to Mary 4 stickney, lots a to Cd s. r B. s
sub, Nj. Pleasant: s, e5s Mary z Stickney to X.
A. Morrison, same property: Sc 100. Julia Z Clark
to Beverly Horton, sub l60, So 206; s., 700 A. +.
Fox to Jas Ray, part 8 So 293; 3, 500. j. T. Len
man to D. T. NcC0mb, sub 1d %. CSC; 493605
Chas A. Lemar to 6. D. Webb, lots 10 and IL SO.
81; $4,000 G. II. Mann TO 8. Birber ct al, lot 8
80. Tag: -. r II. 6orrel TO W. II. Sholes, lot 10,
SO. sos; +. ". d. sholes to r q. sorref ct a.,
Carr, sub lots [ and y, %. eco; $50. John 4
Beall to Emma A. McCully, sub lot 3d. 90. 2l2; e..
j. Z. Beall ct al TO j, sprigg Poole lot 81 do; -.
H. NJ. Kinsinger to 8. d. Webb, lots 30, So 43 and
Is, King sub Long Meadows; 81, 200. 6. %. Webb
to Catherine Kensanger, w.h 4, 90: n. OF 50. TAB;
81 200. G. Mason to s. d. webb, sub lot So, 50.
is2; 81, 600 T. Temple to J. N. wheatley. lot II,
so. ESQ; g. 900. Mary Mcdonald to Adelaide Alex.
ander, part q Prospect nm; $500. Mary McCarty
to same, part do; $500. Justin McCarty to same,
part q, do; 800. sarah =. Howard TO Florence
Russell sub Ia. 50. S7s; - r. Il. Mitchell to ).
NJ. Lackey sub Is, 90. H36; $500. Jno. Sweeney
to Sarah r. Baldwin, sub 80. 80. 81; 5000. Jno.
sherman to same sub 81. do; q, 600. Elizabeth
Bloden ct al. to Elizabeth Davis pArts and TO- 50.
236; g. Elizabeth Davis to Meyer Loeb, same
property; g. H. A. Qriswold 70 Cora Y: Etyiie,
Shepp to Eliza b. Hirst, part 1, 50. 27s; $4,000.
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sSMusic I'm the Air.O

@'Music I'm the Air.,
POLICE COURT CASES UNDER THE NEW RRauLA-
TIONS.
This afternoon, in the Police Court, two Italian
musicians, Matthew ami Daniel Truda, were
charged with violating the police regulations by
playing harp and violin on Riggs street
Saturday evening. ''What is the charger
asked the judge. ''vlolating the police regu-
sons 1hsy were playing the von and
4he fss he music IN .he
they were ignorant OF the law; that they had
lived in this city six months but did not read the
newspapers The Judge fined them i've dollars
Lindsey simms. oolored rag dealer. was before
the court LOT advertising his business. officer
ingt0n. ne heard the defendant crying, "RagA,
bones ana Old 1ron!' This the defendant admitted,
but said he did not know 1t was against the law.
"hoW long nave You been In the buSineSS?" asked
the Judge. Twelve years" answered the defend
ant. The Judge took his personal bonds
james d. Pruett, huckster, was charged with
making needless outcry for the purpose Of adj
courts attention to the law ana to the tact that he
about t. Case u nj Thuasy for
argument.
TWO MORN CASES OF SuNsTRoKK.-IThis morning
about O'Clock young man named Edward Haf-
paugn, residing q 10 "a street northeast, was
and 9 northwest. he was taken to the Emergency
Hospital and treated, after which he was sent to
letter-carrier, was sunstruck on East Capifol
street. PetTs s r ass and 90 street ne was at
TIN street northwest
THE ExAkIHANoNs FOR PRoMoT1oN.-The Civil
Service Commissioners have not yet considered the
subject OF the next Department TO which the
rules OF promotion viii be applied. Commissions
experiment, and they determined 70 test them
nrss n ING war Department, where the sentiment
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REPRESENTATIVES of wool importers had q hear
ing before Assistant Secretary Maynard to-day In
opposition to any change in the tarf schedule for
WOrSted cOOdS
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PEREMPT0Rx SALE OF DWELLING No; 14 4!

on the premises, on FRIDAY, AUGUST NINE ss:I
IEENTH, 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK, the above ea4
Records of the District Of Columbia
The terms of sale shall be: One cash, and the
balance in equal payments at sx and twelve months.
chaser's option. THOMAS BOWLING.
aul ,4,S,l1, l5,1810 Auct1oneer.
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4OX " 81. n. ", r,u .fnou
THOMAS M. FIELDS. 4Fustees'
iy20-2tAw&ds A56 Ia ava, A. ~

VCHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionser
AsSIaNEE's BALE OF MANUFACTURED AND
STOCK OF LEAF TOBACCO, CIGARS, sMOK-
ING TOBACCO. CIGARETTES, MEERsCHAuM
PIPES, sNUFFS. &C., AT NO. 5000 NJ STREET
(GEORGETOwN) NORTHWEST. ON wEDNEs.
DAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRD, 1887. AT
TEN O'CLOCK.
will sell, on the premises. at public auction, the
entire stock Of Tobacco Cigars. Pipes, &C. together
with the fixtures and furniture contained in the store
occupied by Mrs. Anna NJ Uphod, No. 1920 street
northwest, in this city.
E Terms cash.
jy29-dts VIM. T. BAILEY, Assignee.
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NEW YORK, August 1.-Chas q. Reed, Guiteau's
counsel, who jumped into the North River Satur.
DAY, and was committed to Bellevue Hospital for
examination as to hts sanity, was examined to-
day and pronounced insane He is suffering from
melancholia. It is not known what disposition
Will be made Of him. He became resident OF this
city after leaving Chicago, but for some months
past has lived in Jersey City.
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DEMANDS OF OHIn,s Lannp pa -rhn onareso.

UEhANp6 OF OHTos LABOR PARrY-The e1ectfoa
law OF Ohio requires that the registrars aud th1
Judges ana clerks OF election shall be equally dfS
1oed IN politics at each voting precinct-naIoely.
long 10 the same party. The two parties niiinS
These omces are democrats and republicans IND
union labor party. They argue before the hoard
OF elections that the vote they cast last spring
enutles them TO an equal representation. At :
The board OF elections that they had already Tes
appointed all judges, clerks ana registrars thas
nad proved themselves efl1cient, and old not eco
nliing out vacancies. This they were willing to
90 on being furnished with the names OF rood
persons. This was unsatisfactory hirh wort0
followed, and the committee OF the labor party
Withdrew with threats that they would apply To
the courts Tor maudamus TO compel the board @
observe the law
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TIE ATLANTA Nor BADLY pAnAoEp - visitors
are now allowed on board the cruiser Atlanta &c
Newport, and It can readily be seen that the ne.
ports OF the damage done 70 her by the nr1nR Of
ner heavy guns were greatly exaggerated TberG
Is little evidence Of damage beyond the starting al
ner joiner work near the guns, and these opening5
nave oeen nlled and reprinted NO damage 10
apparent 70 either gun Carriages or bear1ncs 1he
propeller blade, which was broken when the yes.
sci went ashore on Seal Rock Ledge on TUESDAY,
has not been repaired yet.
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MILE De C0mpOo, Lever
Tn1 nRso or THE RECENT ELorENRNr ONLY con.
MON SORT OF BlACkMAnKk
From the New York World
The Spanish heiress, Mlla de- Campos, whose
disappearance from Paris three weeks ago with
the soi-dtsomt vfscount Lacoufd De Garbeuf caused
% great q sensation, IL meeting with many obsta-
cles to her marriage with the man OF her some
what unfortunate choice. She wrote the other
day from london, where shs Ii living with her
lover, to the mayor OF the sixteenth district OF
Paris, requesting him to publish her banns OF
marriage. The mayer, however. was unable to
comply with her request - In the eyes
OF the French law Mile. de Campos Ia still the
Duchesse de In Tore and the duke Is still
alive. II IL true that few years ago the pope an
the on the Of the
Of the late Marshal Serrano. az one time president
Of the spanish Republic. The decisions OF the
By French law. The paris tribunals, which At the
time OF the pepal decree pronounced Q judicial
separation and restitution OF the dowry, did not
that time exist In Franco As the matter now
stands Therefore, she must obtain the legal trans
fornation Of her judicial separation into decree
OF divorce before any marriage which she may
contract can be regarded as legal In France. Her
lover, whose real name IL Meilvaque, Is q low ad-
q q sss sne e
police as '7a Bande Noire" uhe Black Gang: The
manner In which he wOrmed himself into the I'm
YtWU0AO000AS
actefstac In the rSt place aftef having attracted
her attention by following her to church and
kneellng near her during mass every morning, he
oAused paragraph TO be inserted IN the Obaskitu-
tt0nnet announcing that marriage was about to
take place between the viscount Lacour de Car
bout and Nile. n. de G., the wealthy Spanish
he1resa A few days Afterward the same news
paper contained the account Of fictitious duel
alleged TO have taken place the day before between
the Fiscount Lacour De 9arbUuf and another gen.
tleman VINO was reported 20 have been badly
wounded It was limited In che paper that the
cause OF the duel was beautiful spanish heiress
copies q both Of these paper4 carefully marked
were put into the hands of Nile. de Campoa In
whose eyes the terrible vfsCount Immediately a.
sumed the ASPECT Of hero of ancient times The
abduotinn took paacs about ax weeks later.
----HO>-
Jur DAVIS Dneouncm PnonrBlf1ox.-on the
occasion Of the anita pronfbation state barbecue
a& Fort worth, TX, On the 20th Instant, strong
letter was read nom Je6eroon Davis 70 ex-0oveE
nor Lubbock, den0uncine prohibition On the
Rropnd that tn world = Gov6rned too much. A
rooy 70 N. DAVIS Letter tron eenssor John Il.
HeaSan n publ1ahe0, expressing surprise and oor.
UW that n. DAVIS lho3ld have taksn ades ON the
ouoef5on. Behatof Reagan says the DAVIS ietter
kad cost prohitlsioA thousands ct votss IN TSxaA
1na TnuaoarS counsel AlAd bln On SATURDAY
Or the appointment q feoelv9 sof tAs National
Cunfn Co
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TIE PRESIDENT came to the White House this
morning and was busy all day with Col Lamont.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TblGglalIg 10 The Stal.
THE CHICAGO ROOnuE rRIALS.
A Sensation Expected In Court, Hut II
Did Not Take Place.

CHICAGO, August There was a tremendous
clamor by crowds Of people this morning for adj
mission to the court where the trial OF the booders
is proceeding An hour before the time for open
Ing tne doors hundreds were in line for
ADMISSION, and with hundreds OF others
constantly filled the Railways, filled the
elevators and extended far out on the sidewalk.
Inc absorbing question was whether any Of the
eieven DEFENDANTS would surrender Internationally
ana s tnroW themselves on the mercy Of the court.
Plainly the majority OF the crowd expected
some such move, but many voiced the
9pinlon IL was too late, and the de-
uefendant's only hope now was to fight to the last
IN the belief that some accident would favor them.
AS IL approached the hour for the opening of the
court the interest grew absolutely feverish. At
last above the buzz OF voices was heard the sound
OF many footsteps The boodlers were coming in
without exception their faces were set and white
the expectancy that more OF the defendants would
plead guilty was not realized. After Mr.. Grinnell
SAID 'Ine state rests" Alexander Sullivan, at
toraey for the defense, Immediately began the in
trOoucton OF testimony as to the character OF the
men on trial. The very first witness was Million
are Nelson Morris, the packer. he swore that
Norris was not crOSs-examlned.
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N 1asssSs cSoa,a a,sS 2. ss,' g. q sssSrasy
Open Co
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TIE Q. 8. s. MICHIGAN, which Is stationed on
the lakes, has been directed to be present at the
reunion OF the Army OF the Tennessee on the l4th
and 18th OF September. The Chicago people are
anxious that the Michigan shall attend the great
drill In their city in october and she will also be
directed to go there.
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FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening ana Loo pm prices
OF the New lork stock Market reported by special
wire to II. ii. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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MARRIAGE LiCKEsks.--Narr1age1 licenses nave been
issued by the clerk Of the court to w. f. yerleger
Of Albany, NY, and Debora Hammer, OF Harpers
Ferry, VIVA; Geo. B. Atkinson and Alice Beatrice
Caldwell; Isaiah Hilleary and Maria E. Moore:
jas. H. Johnston and May Campbell; Louis ].
Price and Alice Tyler; Jas n Belt ana Annie A.
Watson, OF Charlottesville, Va
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~ The Oldest Establish ed and Rsli.ble Ladies,
o., >, .,,,. Phy l, IN the city.
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta.
ION strictly CONFIDENTIAL separate rooms for ladies.
Olnce always open. ty30-0t'
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
L Dr.. BROTHERS is the oldest established adverts.
ing Ladies' Physician In this city. Ladies' you can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS. 9O6 b st. 9. ".
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single. Forty years experience.
m ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
NJ, two Of Dr. BROTHERS Invigorstng Cordial
viii cure any Of debility and loss of nerve
st. s.w. ty20- Inns
NINE DE FOREST, LON0-EsTABLISHED AND
Unreliable Ladies' Phyeician be consulted daily
ct her residence 9O1 4 ct u. " once hours from
] to p IN. with Ladies only je17-2m
II FAD AND BIZ W1sR-DR BROTHERS, 600 3 sT.
ACsw, appeared before me and made oath that he Is
the Oldest Estsbshed Expert Specialist in this city
and viii guarantee cure in all Of private disease
OF men and furnish medicine or no chaf1e: cOnsta-
ton and advice free et hour during The day Sub
scr,6ed and sworn before me by DIR BROTHERS.
District Of Columbia this "a day Of july 1855 '''
jy5-1m.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
throat nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cured
bR Dobp's SEkvINE ~ sr p eSa cure.
paural weakness loss Of vitality nervous debility &c
&c. PI1cA u sent sealed BY mall. For sale ut
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MAR RIHD.

ATKINsoN-CALDwELL. AZ the 81. Johns P. L
Church; West W:shinston. 3:45 ma July 81, 1850
8 Ne N NM 6nSs,f skGS SE stAls
CALDWELL. Of Wheeling, West Virginia
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| No REQUEST FOR McGARfGLRs ExTRADlT1ON.-It
learned at the State Department that no request
| has been made for the extfaditdon OF McGarigle.
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CHIEF USHER At THE WHITE H0UsE.-Col John
Mckenna, Of Troy, has been appointed chief usher
at the White House, vice 4. s. DenSmOre resigned
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A CONGRESSIONAL CoNTEsT.-HOn. Jos. d. Lynch,
OF Los Angeles California, contestant Of Gen. VAN
dever for the seat in Congress from the 9th Con-
gressional district OF that state, was present at
the Capitol to-day when Gen. Clark, clerk OF the
House, opened the testimony in that case and ar
ranged 1t for submission TO the elections CON-
mittee OF the next House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-01

THE ACCOUNTS CoRREcT.-By direction OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury, Chas II. Brice, Of the
Treasury Department, recently made a thorough
examination OF the accounts Of +. II. Stickney the
dlsbursing clerk OF the Navy Department He has
reported TO Secretary Fairchild that the accounts
were adjusted to his entire satisfaction ana were
found correct The report has been referred to the
Secretary OF che Navy.
GONE HoxR no vorE-Judge Durham, the First
Controller, has gone to his home In Kentucky to
vote. He viii be away several days.
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pointed James w. Ellis and Roger Williams
nOtarieS public for the District.
An OFFICIAL TRIP.--Mr. Nash, the superintendent
OF the Railway Mail Service, has returned from an
Official trip, which extended far as Dallas Tex
at night he managed to travel long distance in
short time. He telegraphs ahead for the chief
clerk to meet HIM at certain points and he attends
some points 1t is necessary for him to stop for q
day or two. but as rule, the bulk OF the business
Is transacted while the train Is In motion.
SECRETARY FAIRCHIID has telegraphed, In re-
Spouse to the invitation Of the Randall Club that
he will not be able to attend the lawn fete at
PittSburg.
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ARMY ORDKRss-Capt. cyrus N. DeIany, 18th IN
fantry, has been ordered before the Army retiring
board at st. Paul, OF which Gen. T. II. Ruger Is
president, for examination for retirement.
Capt. Thomas J. Gregg, I'd cavalry, having been
found 1ncapacitated Tor active service, has been
granted leave Of abSenSe until further orders.
I'd Lieut.. L. d. ThysOn, 9th infantry, has been
ordered to temporary duty at Davids Island N. Y.
It. Col Montgomery Bryant, 9Th infantry, has
been granted six months leave; LIST Lieut.. Frank
A. Mills, oath infantry. has been granted three
months extension of leave.
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RANGE OF THE THRRMoNKrkk-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, 70; g p. m, 81; maximum. 81; minimum, -
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,MR BLAINE N 0oop HKAlTH AND not Conrss
Scotland, states that MI Blaine is IN rood feaith7
mas participated In the excursionS ana othcS
anusements gotten up for his deiectAtion ana
started Saturday for b0-mile drive with Mr.. And
MrH Carnegie, accompanied by the memberJ o.
ms family, who are with him, and other gueSts o.
MS most. Mr.. Blaine has not changed his ORIGINAL
plan OF making tour OF the continent ana refurI1
ing 70 the United States In the spr1nr
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A DAY LATE WITH THEIR PAY.-There was q
great pressure at the door OF Cashier Tulloch to-
day by employees OF the Post once and OF the Rail-
way Mail Service, who wanted their pay for July.
Saturday was the regular pay day, but Postmaster
here to sign the check for the money. The post.
master, who was sick saturday, arrived here this
morning, and the money was obtained. There
day night by employees who had not received their
pay. Assistant Postmaster Sherwood made an
who APPLIED to him got their months pay.
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The GLErsB1Et wn's TIE TEA RACE. - The
years Tea from China, arrived It NeM York eatur.
oay: she beat the Monmouthbhire rival steamer
s s, started from Yokohama with the Glenshtel
the trip from Gibraltar In the unprecedented tim0
oI eleven days. Her cargo Of 100000 pounds q
Tea Is consigned TO Henderson, BroS
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Helen L. Fairchild, wife Of Secretary Fairchild,
has bought OF Eliza w. Field, $50 600, pit. lot
l. SO. ia, 70 It. both street and New Hampshire
ave. and 80 on Rhode Island ave.
MRS. GEN. LOGAN arrived here last evening. She
is still suffering much from the effects Of her &C.
cident. She was resting to-day under the in
fuence OF ether, and 1t Is claimed that her
shoulder, which was dislocated, was not properly
set and win have to be reset. Surgeon-General
Hamilton, who has been called to attend her,
would not state this afternoon whether this was
the case or not, but said that he would hold an
examination this evening, when 1t will be deter
mined whether the shoulder will have TO be reset
or not.
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NOT TO BIB DIsAIssED.-Acting Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue Henderson says he knows OF no
foundation for the report that several chiefs OF
divisions in that bureau are to be dismissed sOon
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE CHARMING NEW COTTAGE, OAK
il land ave, near Connecticut ave extended rooms,
Ineuts r. H. T. LE1pOLD,
aul-.it 1881 st. NV
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MARTYRS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
V1 +. q MARTIN and Z. X. URNII. Proprictors.
,3l3 9TH 81. II. W.. near city post office.
The highest standard Business College in America
book.kerpl2 business Arithmetic. Theory Practical,
and Banklnk Departments. Day and Evening SEES
sons Prof T. h: CRNER Ma, c. T., Principal, FIT
teen years experience More than $4,000 graduates
In successful business Pupils prepared the Civil
cuiars. mh.} Am
ORIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study to ADULTS confidential; prepares rcollega
SEES IVY INSTITUTE. 8. cor 9Th anG. sts NV
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UNDERWRITERS

II SRlNDIxR D SON, UNDERTAKEN.
1eAsphene call 4Oa ~
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NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
Ay1 LII Aubusiness co 6dential. Ls1ieoandg0u.
pssnen % cent? each 4oS L stxsse betW6sn A6kanA
Do sUseo northwest ay16-3ws
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF ELEVENTH STREET AND MARYLAND
AVENUE SOUTHWEST, FRONTING Ill l1-12
FEET ON MARYLAND AVENUE, AND 1873 big
FEET ON ELEVENTH STREET.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

NOR sALE-THREE LOTS On IRVING st.
IL just west of 9TH ST. extended: south front, and
view OF city and river: each lot 50x
80 feet sell together separately, at zoe per
foot. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.
ty30-4t 1407 f st.
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HALET DAVIS CO.'S pIANOs-NEw AND
beautiful styles Of these Celebrated Upright Pianos
Iiii De sold Ills MONIA ONLY AT SAHGAINs TO
81 Sth st. n. W. ap8
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-04-29
Rev. Galley Gets Bounced.

A dispatch from Mansfield, O.,
dated April 81, said The Mansfield
Presbytery of the United Presbyter
ian Church concluded the trial of
Rev. John Galley, of Millersburg, to-
day. Galley was charged with drunk
enness. He claimed that he took
stimulant for nervous trouble which
he called cerebral congestion and
from which he claims to have suHer-
ed for ten years. Six medical certili-
Gates to that effect were presented,
but in spite of them he was found
guilty and suspended He was lock-
ed up and fined at Relleville, this
county, in February for drunkenness.
Mr.. Galley was at one time preacher
of considerable eloquence, and held
charges in Butler, Pa, and other
towns of Western Pennsylvania. He
was then suspected of indulging oc-
casionally in liquor, but when at diff
ferent times he was privately called
to task by members of his congrega-
ton, always excused his behavior
with the explanation that he was
compelled to take narcotics to kill
neuralgia pains to which he was sub
ject.